Over the course of the story, it's clear that Liara has evolved from the shy girl Shepard met on Therum into a hardened woman struggling with her feelings of loss and guilt. There are some really great moments between Shepard and Liara, and the storytelling effectively communicates the strong bond between the two, even if they weren't romantically involved in your game. Despite the dark themes of murder and betrayal, the conversation can be quite humorous.
Clocking in around three hours, Lair of the Shadow Broker unravels the engaging tale at a great pace. Fast-forward to present day and it's up to you and Liara to track down the Shadow Broker and end him. Clearly they succeeded, but Feron was captured in the process and Liara has been plotting revenge ever since. Not content with this outcome, Cerberus enlisted the help of Liara and a Drell named Feron, a double agent for the Shadow Broker, to recover Shepard's body so they could attempt the impossible: resurrecting the dead. To make things worse, the Broker's buyer just happened to be the Collectors. Shepard's body had been retrieved from the icy planet on which it fell and the Shadow Broker possessed it, looking to make a decent sum of cash. Liara's beef with the Shadow Broker stems from an incident shortly after the Normandy's destruction. But if you didn't, the game adequately sets up the situation for you.
If you've read the comic series Mass Effect: Redemption, you'll already know all of the details surrounding this ordeal. Since your good friend and former squad mate (also possible former lover) Liara T'Soni has been tracking him down for two years, Shepard rendezvous with her on Illium, and they embark on an adventure that's the best downloadable content for the game to date. Somehow the Illusive Man has tracked down intel on the location of the Shadow Broker, the galaxy's most mysterious and powerful information dealer.
The Lair of the Shadow Broker begins like any other mission in Mass Effect 2: an email in your inbox.
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